Nike Blazer
The Nike Blazer is one of the oldest sneakers in Nike history. Originally a basketball shoe back in 1973 and worn by the likes of George Gervin, the Blazer has gone on to be adapted as a popular sneaker for casual lifestyle wear and even for skateboarding. This mid-cut silhouette, praised for its simplicity, has been featured in some of the best collaborations in history, including designs by streetwear brands Supreme, Off-White, and Stussy. See the articles below to learn the latest updates on this popular shoe.
Nike Blazer
Family Is At The Center Of Nike’s “Día De Muertos” Collection
Día de Muertos is a holiday observed by much of the Spanish-speaking world on November 1st. The day sees people remember loved ones who’ve transitioned...
The Nike SB Blazer Mid Engages In Its Own “Bred” Interpretation
The Nike Blazer has become a staple amongst countless skaters and professional riders throughout the silhouette’s 40-plus-year existence. After obsessing over a Deconstructed aesthetic, the...
A Nike Blazer Mid ’77 “Familia” Appears Ahead Of Día De Muertos
Nike’s “Familia” offerings have appeared throughout the last month, welcoming Hispanic Heritage Month in style. As the month-long celebration comes to a close, more sneakers...